davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
League and Association Games.

At Pitt-burg-Pittsbprg 8, Boston 1
earned, PittsbuTg I, Boston I; base hits,
Pittsburg l3, boston IL; errors, Pittsbure
?, Boston @; batteries, Mccormick and
Miller. Madden and Tate; umpire,
Doescher.
At New York-Brooklyn /, Cincinnati
IL; base hits, Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati Is
errors, Brooklyn Z, Cincinnati 4; batteries,
Cunningham and Peoples. Smith and
Baldwin; umpire, CODnell.
At New York-Metropolitan o, Cincin
natl A.; base hits, Nets 3, Cincinnati II
errors, Nets 2, Cincinnsti D; batteries,
Fagau aad DoDohue, Mullane and Bald
win; umpire, J. Sullivan.
At New York-Mets 0, Cleveland 3; bss'
hits, Nets 8, Cleveland IL; errors, Nets 2
Cleveland 0; batteries, Mays and Holbert
Crowell and Snyder; umpire, ]. Sullivan
At Philadslphia-Athletic 8, Louisville
4; base hits, Athletic II, Louisville IL
errors, Athletic 1, Louisville 5; batteries
Seward and Robinson, Chamberlain aDC
Cross. Umpire, Ferguson.
At BaItimore--BAltimore 0, st. Louis 3
base hits, Baltimore 6, st. Louis 5; errors
Baltimore 7, 81. Louis ! batteries, Smitl
and Trott, KDOuff and Boyle. Umpire
Mc0uade.
At Indisnapolis-Indianspolis 4, Phils
deipbia 9; earned runs, one each; bas'
hits, indianapolis u, Philadelphia II; er
rors, indianapolis 3, PhiladelphIs Il bat
teries, Mofatt and Myers, Casey an'
Clements Umpire, Valentine.
At Deuoit-Detroit IL, Washington ]
base hits, Detroit Is, Washington 10; er
rors, Detroi, !, Washington 8; earnet
runs, Detroit g, Washington 1; batteries
Getzein and CANCEL, 0'1ey and Mack
Umpire, Daniels.
At Chicago-CbicaRo 3, New York 4
earned runs, Chicago 2, New York 4; has
bits, Chicago 10, New York II; errors
Chicsgo 5, New York /; batteries, Va
Haltren and Daily, Wsleh and Brown; IN
pire, RoTers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16

ORR friend Senator JOHN SHERMAN,
whose voice has lately been drowned in
the furioos racket made by the noisy
Governor of Ohio, comes to the surface in
the interim 10 show that his boom has not
entirely wiited in the shade Of FoRAKER's
and to shake toe creases out Of bis bloody
shirt. oar Grand Army boys, " says the
Senator, pa,hetically, now bent and gray,
nust march under the new dag, under the
dag Of GEoyEE CLEVELAND, or not hold
their eanp-Gr,s 10 st. LOuis." D."
Will Mr. SHERMAN condescsnd to en-
tighten Il long suffering public a. to his
exact mrauiags as te What tag he would
have the Grand Army hoys maTrh under
if No, l5e tag o. the President u the
Igit-.' Sta:tsS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
ATTEND TUESDAYS MEETING.

The Chamber Of Commerce has not had
a quorum at its regular meetings since
February last, and last night was no ex-
ception TO what seems TO have been the
regular rGle-a lamentable rule, it Is con-
ceded. Last nights meeting, however,
lacked but four members of a quorum,
and an urgent call has been issued for q
special meeting Tuesday night next, for
the purpose of considering the Union
bridge PROJECT, and to cooperate with
Council and the Board Of Commissioners
in pushing the thing to a contamination.
The project interests above all the busi-
ness men of Wheeling, and they are rep
resented by the Chamber of Commerce.
Now is the time for these representatives
to wake up and not depend on their neigh
bors being on hand to attend to the busi-
ness Of the Chalnber. Were every one to
DEPEND on his neighbOr in matters pertain
ing to our commercial interests these
matters would never be attented to, it is
certain.
All who attended the meeting last night
were enthusiastic over the bridge project,
aud it was regretted on all sides
that 6ye days must be wasted
before the remaining cOmmittee can te
named. Extraordinary measures have
been taken to secure big attendance Tues
day night, and it is especially urged that
every member who can possibly attend be
on hand. No one should remain away in
the expectation that there will be big
meeting, anyhow, and that his presence
will not be needed. 1t is q big under
taking and the help OF every body is needed.
No one should leave his part TO be attended
to By his ueighbor.
Every member should attend next Tues
days meeting OF the Chamber of Com,
msrce and put the project through with
the boom it deserves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
IVES TO BLAME.
Duckworth's Charges Answerod-C., Fl. &
ID. Attorneys Against n Re ceiver.

Duckworth's Charges Answerod-C., Fl.
d. Attorneys Against n Receiver.
CINCINNATI, September 15.-The hear
ing of the application made by George K,
Duckworth at Hamilton, Ohio, for the
appointment of a receiver for the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad is in
progress at Hamilton, before Judge Van.
derveer
The attorneys for the road argued
against the jurisdiction Of the Court, but
were overruled, whereupon they submit
ted an answer denying that there was any
ground for the appointment of receiver,
aud setting out that the acts complained
of by Duckworth, were all done under the
management of Ives, but that before his
application was made the stockholders
had taken such action as to oust Ives and
Stayner completed = from the management.
and to put in competent men who would
properly care for the interest ofthe stock
holders.
Concerning the charge made by Duck
worth that the salary OF VICE President
and General Manager C. c. Waite had
been raised within year from Sc, 900 to
S25, 900 a year, the answer says that Mr.
Waite's salary for more than year prior
TO June, 1886, was $4,000, and that it
was increased, not at various times, but at
one time, to $50, 900, solely on account of
his business capacity and to retain his
services when he had an offer to take ser
vice with another company.
The answer denies that Ives and Stay
ner were authorized to sell ten millions of
preferred stock, and says they were not
authorized to deposit funds OF the COM
pany with themselves. The answer also
says it was understood the purchase of the
Terre Haute and Indianapolis stock was
for the defendant at 200, and if any portion
of it was sold 10 Ives at less figure, it was
done without the knowledge Of the repre-
sentatives of the c., II. & D., who assisted
in the transaction.
The Court proceeded TO hear oral testi-
mony in the case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
No Gronnd for Interference.

CHICAGO, September 15.-The Herald
saws: Late yesterday afternoon Secretary
Bayard submitted 20 the President his off,
cial report on the request Of the State OF
Illinois for the extradition of McGarigle.
In it he says there is absolutely no ground
upon which the United States can interfere.
The escape Of McGsrigle was planned and
executed in the United States, and the fact
that British subjects were engaged in it and
q British vessel was employed as means o.
escape from our jurisdiction do nothing tO
create state OF things waTranting the gen,
eral Government i4 asking for hcGarigle't
surrender.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
Mb>u Aftsr EssisS

L. sys.dsd By dyspeptis who. suided b. ths ~
corded experiences Of thoosands, begin snd -
tsnaticsIiy pursue course of Hosssttsrs ss8.
seh Bitten Persasncs I'm The ne q fhis Hsss
and lishly accredited ahoDsrhie. q tAe sois
and sgToeable condsts On Of the enttu rsoosal q
fne ofstinass forms of dyspenis. No iess tAaa .
ss1por.sy ntof indiftsdsa- snrnscslon With
asSlcIrs q Scof vh,eA iHtiyidzsl expassars
hes shsun % b dikcuk Of diSssucs. ~ -
stonosn nS9hf "a ke bsneSsed HAck dssDep-
ttc's yse o6.frsttoa q hss digestive eae6e1ty
% N tsis psrsieuisS no. tssssins 8 ssy - q
d;etefic rules ,11gn4eal 70 b SHilsd - Dessicu-
Lar czsez Hhoupezs and eonaupaton. Aea0-
born, slnd upon ths stomach, so1r esuconGtnaA
ths eorcUuifasn q d1g11paa, and ~ 6 tS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
NOTES

What q fine ball team could be selected
from the Ohio League.
Sandusky has released Catcher Christ
man to the Nets for $3.50.
See the game to-day between the cham
pions and the coming champions,
It is very fortunate Tor Kalamazoo that
she is out of the woods -ZlnesriRe Signal
The Rag Babies aud Maroons will play
on the old Fair Grounds this afternoon al
2:30 o'clock.
The games between the Alleghenies aud
Wheeling are TO be played Monday and
Tuesday, October 10th and llth.
Here comes the Bellsire Indepsadeni
again talking about something it knows
nothing about 1t says: THE REGISTER
don't seem to be MP on base ball news re
garding its own club. The 0'Crogan, who
has been skulkiDg since Nicholson was
made manager, will be allowed to sign
el ewhere, and there is TO be q general
shaking up Of the club. Five new players
are 10 be booked"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
Prof. Nolan In Demand.

CINCINNATI, O., September 15.-Peter
]. Nolan, of this city, to-day signed con-
tract with John i. CisW, Of Minneapolis,
to fight with two-ounce gloves at Chester
Park, this city, on October 9th. Nolan i:
to knock CT ow ont in six rounds.
Peter J. Nolan to day received cbal-
lenge from John L. Sullivan, for a fight,
g, coo a side. Nolan to be winner if be
stands up darinS fogr rounds against Sui
livsn with tEo-0unee gloves. Nolan re
turned BY wire an acceptance, if Sullivan
would make il $500 q side. Chester
Park is the place proposed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
ClIagstape Won,

CLKyELASn, O, September la--in the
sreat q, ,OCa match between Patron and
Cliugstoue, at the Driving Park to-day,
Cliupstore won two beats and Patron one.
It was dark almost then and Emery Pa
tron,s owner refused to let him 60 again,
whereupon Clingtone went the mile slont
and took the money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
Reducing Expenses.

Special telegram TO the Re0iSier.
COLUMBUS, O., September l5.-The Di-
rectors of the Columbus club at a meeting
held last night, released Manager Clifford
aud Dan Ereck, the first basemau. This
action was taken in order to reduce cxpen-
ses. West, the eenter fielder and captain
of the team, will manage the same the re,
maind,r of the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
VIII y,s,, Omaha.

OMAHA, Eeb., September l5.-Sere-
tary Lamont telegrsphs Congressman Ne
sbse tha, President Cleveland will visi.
Omaha October 18th. Arrange:enss wip
at once be made to giys the Pfesidert 9
cordial reeertion. Mrs Cleveland y ous
the heirs Of the Folsom estate which -
property in Onaahs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16

HEygr [. S.ERwIN Post G. 4 L OF
New Haven, Conn, adopted resolutions
eonderuuiag ANY demonstration OF disre-
spect against the Commander-in-Chief OF
the Army and Navy Of the United States,
believing that tie spirit OF loyalty in the
past is still the spsrit that holds the Grand
army Of the Republic AZ an organization
.-e- Lrrm nglLtieal strife"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16

raII AraIPHIA, the city OF CentsDnials'
Ouldid herself yesterday, the opening day OF
the centennial OF the adoption Of our Con-
~utution. The trades display was novel
au4ir aud grand and complete success
The crowd along the route was enormous.
Che Presidential party arrived I'm the even
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
WA be Settled IN a Few DAYS.

PTTTSEURJ, Pa, September l5.-The
strike inaugurated last night by the roll
turner's at Jones & LaaEhlin's American
Aron Works will probably be amieably
settled in few days The only depart
msnts in operation to-day were the chain
aud spike fIclories and the machine shops.
A9out $500 Of the 400 employees are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
BASE Il ALL.

The kalamazoo Club to Try Our Boys
To-Day.
The Kalamazoo base ball club arrived
in the city yesterday, and will try con-
clusions with the home club to-day. It
was stated last night that Irwin would
pitch for the visitors and Morrison for
the home club.
Mansfield also plays at Columbus to-
day, and Sandusky at Zanesville. Can
ton is idle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
A 6usher-Fair.

Special Tderaa 10 ne Reotn1.
PAEKEEsBURG, W. VA, September Is.
A gusber in the shape Of g.s vel Ia
reported from the farm Of Jas. Partridge,
near Selear's. The depth Ia ,066 fsss ],
came in this morning.
The Washington county fair Is in pro-
gress at Marietta. The display Il larger
.hsn for r2any years. Racer viii ke run
to-msrrow FOR . purse Of 500 sod borses
from Wheeling, Chillieothe and Lancaster
will contest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
NEWS AND COMMENT,
THE WEATHER..

FOR West Virgins, cooler, fair weather, light
tn fry>h uOrtheaSterly winos, followed on Satur-
Say hy warmer SoutheaStcrly winds
FOR Western Pennsylvania cooler. fair weather
light 10 fresh northeTly winds, becoming variA
he and shifting 70 warmer, sOutherly on Satur.
lgv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16

TFE jail containing the Anarchists IN
Chicsgo Is guarded by an army Of police
and detectives. The Anarchists don't
seeIu at All affected by the decision OF the
SuurrIue COurt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16

Ir Is said that Mr.. BLAINE exhibits
the nervous eccentricides Of man possess
ed Of malignant disease"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16

SECRETARY BAYARD says there Is alb
sOIutely 70 ground upon which the United
States can interfere in the MCGARIGLE
case
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16

Fox a nan who don't like the Ameri-
can interviewer, the Duke of MARI
BOROUGH is interviewed entirely too much
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16

FORAKER vas among the Governors on
reviewing stand in Philadelphia, and th'
stand didn't break down!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16

High Grade California Wines.
Absolutely pure and reliable. Send for
price list. II. Rich q Co,
735 Broadway,
New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
DICTATED BT WILLARD.

THE President will take iu Omaha CA hi:
western trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16
THE GOVERNORS

occupying seats on the reviewing stand
were Larrabee, of Iowa; Beaver, Of Penn
sylyania; Hughes, Of Arkansas; Buekner, of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-16

tional and State officers and the visiting
camps Of the Sons Of America in full re-
gala.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

different from the body Of tho glove.
The stitching on the backs Of gloves 10
heavier than formerly.
A MORNING gown OF cresm colort d
India silk, gafniehed with variegatsd
hows and ribbons, which set 10 of 10
advantage, IL numbered with the Other
treasures OF the wardrobe.
BATHING hats are Of straw or OF
reeds plated. For some reason or
other the oil skic cape which protect
= the hair 20 nicely nom the sails water,
a,e not 10 general request.
WHAT shsl We wear in the fall, con-
tinues to be the subject Of converse.
ton among the ladies whenever luli
IL found in the excitement attendant
the seashore and ether resorts.
You've ladies will he happy to learn
that a well known physician has su
,horitatively declared that loo cream
ia healthy and iattening. Young gen
llemeu will notice this accordingly.
ENGLISH yachting gown, compose
Of white snd blue terge, are becoming
! extremely popular. Many Il them
are adorned with gilt braid, which
AIDES considerable 10 their appearance
WHITE lawn and cheesscloth COS
tunes ara noticeable wherever ore
goes, and are equally Rs fashionable In
city or country. Many OF them ave
cut and finished with ttete that would
do credit to ccstlier garments, aud ere
4 al nd n a 4 A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
40 Columbus. niss.

COLUMBUS, MISS, July ga
most delightful entertainment was
given last Thursday night At the res.
idence Of Capt. William Young,
seven miles IRON here, dear 70 the
hearts Of all our young people by the
name OF Wayerly. The company
was composed Of Capt. William
Young, Capt. and Mrs. james
Young, Mr.. Willie Hamilton, Mrs,
II. q. Long, Miss sue Long and
Miss Emmie Young, ,of Wayerlyi
Capt. Val Young, Messu. l.. u,
Houston, Sid Lee, j. NJ. Gillespie
w. Green, G.. Green, l.. Griffin, H.
NJ. Berdine, Gus Evans, J.. Din.
kins, X. Calquhoun, HIamp Rey
nolds and Misses Lizzie Houston
Mary Dudley Sykes, Corinne Sykes
Addie Evans, Sallio Sale, - Colqu'
houn, India aud Stacey Gillespie
Anna Shell, jamie Reyn Ids add J.
Coleman, Of Aberdeen, add Mossrs
Z. ). Franklin, Il. p. Richards. II
NJ. Waddell, II. II. Simms, z. II
HUMPHREYS, J. II. Maxwell, II. 3
sherman, George Sherman, Beverly
Hopkios, William Johnston, Wilel
Johnston, /. II. Sykes, A. B. Meek
j. scoGold, Is. II. Lee, j. W. Hum
phrios, Walter Weaver, Charles
Baskerville, Lee DAshiel1 and Mrs
y, $. Franklin, Misses Jessie Taylor
Charlie Garner, Julia Sykes, Ray
Haughton, - Thwoatt, Agnes Bis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
MIDSUMMER WEAR.

r Ia. .oxn AID ara s.ill
,.ihIanahi. '''' -'' WA wv
-. I'm ..u.t, ,,vo,,,a daoo.
aiLVw Ah 81 u '''' WV
nuns ~ o - , ,..,. uo.,
bLA.A Sun sios'1 a '"k''
sho nuon 's''oN' ,,,
PsAah.dt,bye orc wen nkeu OF g'n'
emeh' alo 'H' w wi '"' WV
"nuo'
Iosp its sre IN nvoI.is Or !
s All ' W ~, ~ """' s'"'' 80
'eiso i''''
SWELL : 'n II' wa s, .nel sn.,ia'
saep.nu.o ,soz 'no upPei'H"s' ""'''"
W Wv" '''| NJ
DorsLb SIC pVNink ss, i Ah ~
we i TAI opnne,, u " s'"'~eu' VIII w
sms'le' 'h"n e'eh
shohr sletyel ana square heqhs ave we
opseiVADIo IN h'e he" NN"''ou' ~
pAInihs oosiu".s'
CELLuLoiD collars snd DICK snip
peIs are worn by newport peiits WIN
thrlr nhinlps tuI's'
WITS hi2h hate, while Iuat as ish'
ionAble, are not 40 much seen NJ they
have bean IN ssasons past
ENERALps ere 10 demand onoa more.
and isde, have taken 10 them with
something like iufore.
OAsoKiSo oosinmts Of haDntl are
shown In many yafieiief, AID blus and
White are the layorile colors
QwHirs and cream colored silk jer.
so,s. Deaut ded with White silk EN-.
broiisfy, afe hold In high regard.
LIrrin boys look well ia their pr.t
iy willie Shetland flannel platte
blouse tulis that have become % pop.
lar.
TIM cffz, far bowling pefyadea the
circle Of aristocratic iemlninity, and
ladies' bowling cubs and mAtchts are
plentilnl.
on the sesehoye. eusiut little hats
| Of rough straw, Decorated with Msdras
handk,rehieis, arc among the lales,
N, Ieliiss.
Lawn msidens are made charm.
ipgly attractive by wearing the skull
Gays without peats, 40 much 10 vogue
on tho tennis field.
Autlaue jevely Ia tho tRs this
season, and old time hsirloons are
brought forth from dusty recssses 10
DO rete, and worn.
ilBrAur.puL women, robed in the
fi,m,lest Of O. cam lace suits, are so nj.
Gent 10 set the heart Of susceptible
SWANS 10 FACILITATING.
RIsoson tho Hngers'oi gentlemen
are seen more often this seMon than
for many years D act, and the liking for
tIem 10 plainly ahown.
No,u,so look. p,ettler In summer
than white, and white hats, white
gowns and yhito mitis even are worn
| by maid and matron alike.
su,vn tInn,d Travelling bsgs nav.
h.,n wa,m'v Welcomed. and the In.
troduciJn hGs been looked upon With
pleasure by their heppy pcssaeson.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

and his accomplished daughter, Miss
Amelie, are enjoying the gayeties of
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs,
Va.
On Wednesday night quite party
left for Allegheny Springs, Va, CON
sisting of Hon. j. w. Clapp, Miss
Ollie Clapp and Mrs. Lucas Clapp
and children.
Misses Maggie Boisseau and Maud
Thomson, two bright and charming
girls, will add to the society at Beer
sheba Springs. They lett for that
place on Thursday night.
Allegheny Springs, Va, will be
glad to welcome Mrs. W. b. Boards
ley and her charming young daugh.
ter, Miss Ida Lee Treadwell. They
left for that place on Tuesday.
The list of summer excursionists
was increased on Thursday by the
departure OF j. p. Houston and DR..
j. l.. Minor, the former going to
Texas and the latter rusticating in
Arkansas.
A party destined to Crab Orchard,
KY, lett the city on Wednesday
night, consisting OF Mrs. Walter
Goodman, Miss Louise Goodman,
Walter Goodman AID Misses Mamie
and Bette Looney.
Mr.. Jerome Hill, Of st. Louis,
who as former resident of our city,
was highly respected, was circuls.
latiug among his friends last week.
He was accompanied by his dsugh'
ter, Miss NJ. j. Hill.
Mr.. J. T. Hunt, of Richardson
Landing, accompanied by his niece,
Miss Josie G.. Hunt, left Wednes.
day for the North. where they will
spend the remaining part Of the
heated term visiting relations and
friends.
Private letters received here from
parties at Morehead give an account
OF what came near being q serious
accident to Miss Mary Mallory. Ii
seems thatwhile bathing she wandered
beyond her depth and was seen to &c
under. Many Of the batbers sup
posed she was an expert swimmer
and was diving. The young lady
was not able to swim, however, anC
her friends CALAMITY rescued her
She was Frustrated and confined Il
her room for several days, and so fal
nothing more serious has occurred
The many friends OF Miss Mallor,
will be glad to hear this true state
ment Of the facts. as ridiculous anC
exaggerated rumors are being circu.
lated as to the serious nature Of the
accident.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

North is critically examined, and if
she does not come up to the standard
then faith in the proverb wayers,
There has been, perhaps, q little
skepticism INDUCED in up in the
Northwest and the genial Pat Dolan
arranged at his own expense for
party of Southern beauties, repre-
sentatives OF several States, to take
a trip through Minnesota and the
lakes. This party is now in that
State and being received royalty.
Among the number is Mary Lou
bearing, OF Virginia, sparkling
brunette, who was a visitor here win
ter before last. Col. Donan has made
himself the hero of the hour End
the young ladies are making impress
sions that will not soon be forgotten.
1t is now in orderfnr some enthusi-
astic pe,s n ." '''lrls : 'G'ir ~ h' re
of Nor,heru hon Ic. O., .",nr -. 50.
The welcumu avu.d Lc Just Az CIR
dial, thouah W. may differ as to their
beauty. Will they Gomez Do the
Northern girls fear any comparison
with the fame Of their Southern sis
ters?
An exchange asks the question,
AT what age does woman cease to
be Interestingly" This is serious
question-for womenl DO they
think that they are ever unintereSt-
ing2 I hey should be like { Id wine,
improve with age. The time was
when women blushed to acknowledge
to years beyond twenty fye-but that
is past. They know that culture,
polish and elegance are attributes OF
advanced years. A woman who has
all the elements for attaining sue
cess, can never reach an age when
she ceases to be interesting TO some
one. Mrs. Cleveland is a remarka-
BILE instance of woman who, at the
age of twenty.threc, is apparently Q
perfected diplomat, beautiful and
brilliant, now she will only add to her
charms as the years 60 by.
Society buds from eighteen to
twenty join the social circles of each
year. How many of them are cult
waited to the point of interesting men
Of thirty or thirty-fve, except as
studies. But winter or two begins
to show marked improvement and
the experience acquired during her
social seasons are worth more to q
debutsnte than years Of schooling.
Let no conan be ashamed Of her age.
Helen OF Troy was forty
when she stirred the Trojan war.
Ninon Del 'enclas. at the age Of
eighty, had not lost her powers OF
fascination, and Madame DeStael, at
forty five, was the acknowledged
queen Of Continental society.
There is every incentive to woman,
in the way Of example, to stir her
ambition. In a womans nature there
is q power that can rule nation OF
sosth a savage breast.